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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
MARTINS FERRY.

About nine o'clock Monday evening
John Kyne and another man were walk
ing on First street, between Hanover and
Walnut, when they were passed by DR.
John Morrison. In passing the doctors
elbow struck the gentleman who was
walking with Kyne. The accident seemed
to offend the doctor very much aud ht
turned suddenly and struck Mr.. Kyne q
heavy blow with cane he carried, smash
ing his hat and causing large knot tC
rise on his head. The entire proceedings
were unexpected TO Kyne, and not
understanding entirely the cause of the
assault turned to reason the
matter with Morrison. At this juncturt
the Doctor placed his cane in the left hand
and drawing pOCket-knife commenced
cutting at Kyne. One Of the stabs took
effect in the neck and another in the cheek.
The latter cut is rather serions, the knife
blade having penetrated from the cheek
clear through into the mouth. d.. Nor
rison is we'll known in this city, and is
subject to falling fits. He is considered by
all who know him, to say the least, very
queer and eccentric.
o. Russell Wood, h$q., Secretary of the
Board OF Trade, has issued call for a
meeting of that body for tonight. Judge
r II. Cochran, President Of the company
proposing to build the Union bridge, will
meet with the body, aud buGinesS of i'm
portanCe is to he transacted. A full attend
aDce il requested.
A fourteen year old hoy named Clydes,
fell from a roof near Spence, Bags & Co. s
foundry, yesterday afternoon, and dis.
located his shoulder.
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Toledo.
LIVE STOCE.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, December 6.
The cattle market this week was dull
with prices slightly changed from last week.
The hog market was brisk, with prices
slightly advanced. McSsrS. Hudson q
Bayha furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE, 600 to /, 100 lbs stock 3tA3!c
per H.; sO0 to 900 lbs. Babe. per H.. TG1
TO 800 lbs 2ia24c. per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 4la5!e per ID.
Lambs-Good at 3a4ic per ID.
Calyes-3a5c per Ii.
Sheer-2!to3!c per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 9 -Ca'tle-R'-
ceip:s II 900 head; shipments 5000 head (;
market steady; fancy So rs; shipping
steers 81 75l5 90; stockers and feeders
81 75a3 10; cows. bulls and mixed 81 Pa
IS; Texans 81 50a3 90.
Hogs-Reccipta $4,000 head shipments
5000 head; market slow and 5alOc lower;
rough and mixed 81 35a5 40; heavy s. l0a
IS; light 81 sOa5 25; skips So 25a4 20
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head; market steady; natives g OOa
4 so; Western 81 25d3 90; Texans 81 5Oa
10; lambs 81 O0a5 70.
New York.
NEw YORK, December 6.-Beeves--Re-
ceipts 80 cars; no trading in beef cattle;
dressed beef about steady 6a6ic for com
mon to best native sides, and 5!a6c for fai'
to good Texans and Caifornians.
Sheep-Receipts l,600 head, quiet at
S. OOa6 IS for lambs, and 81 0Ol5 90 for
sheep.
Hogs-Receipts 100 head; frmer aud
1Oa l5c higher at So 40a5 Is.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 6 Cat
tle-Receipts 6i6 head; shipments 266:
market active at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
2,1OO head; market fair; PhiladelphIaS
S. 65a5 10; Workers S 3Oa5 40; common
to fair s. 2Oa5 %.
Sheep-Receipts /, 800 head; shipments
., 500 head; market dull; 10 to l5' of
from last week.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., December d.-HogS-
Easier; common to light 81 0Oa5 90; pack
ing and butchers 3 20a5 IS; receipts ., 500;
shipments, /, 100
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GROCERIES.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY,, December 6.
Coffee frmer again, and it now
looks like higher prices on the bean
until the new year. Sugars firm
and higher. Rice active and strong
Look out for a further advance In
Tobacco, some have already advanced from
two to four cents. Rice has advanced
fully &c within the last ten days, and
Judging from reports which show e
shortage of fully 40per cent. in the crop.
Rice will 90 at least &c higher.
RICE-Carolina head &c; Carolina choice
SIC; Carolina prime SIC; Louisiana 5!a6.c;
Java pearl Gle
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 34sS7c;
Honey Drips 3ia$5c; CaliforniaWhite Drips
S5a36c; Maple Drips, five gallon kegs 6Sc;
ten gallon kegs 6oc; one-half barrel 55c;
barrel SOC; Bixby Maple Syrup bar
rels) 55c; Bixby Maple q barrelsl 5sc; Blk
by Maple 90 gallon kegs 6oc; Bixby Ma
pie Is gallon Ike 81 sc; Bixby Maple (auar-
cans) SOC. Sugar House dark 2oa22c;
&c additional in half barrelsl.
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now IN,
Fancy assoc; Choice 46a4Sc: Prime A
al6c; Far 42ai4c; Mixed goods New Or
leans 30a32c; Bakers goods 25a21c.
PROVISIONS -Large ). G. MANS lie; me-
dunn $. G. hams ll!c; small S. c. hams
l1ic; California hams TIC; 5. G. breakfast
bacon lltc; S. C. shoulders 7!c; boneless
hams Pc; city sides 9lc; bacon shout
ders TIC; ham beef lltc; ordinary
beet 94s; family mess pork, 5lb pieces.
SIG co; bean pork, fine clear, ST. 90.
LARD-Tierce 74c; half barrels Sic; tub,
nc; tin pals, 3 lbs, SIC; tin
pals, lbs, &c; tin pals, 10 lbs, SC.
tin pals, 20 lbs, ste; tin pals, SOLIDS, 7tt.
EARNED GooDs-Active, Standard BID
table peach S. 25a2 so; No. tomatoes new
81 Is to 81 % per dozen, ~ 70 quality;
Strawberries 2te 81 ID; blackberries
2b 9Oc; raspberrjes 10 81 %; Dam
sons lib csc; lima beans BIB 81 90;
cove oysters lib light Coo: do lib full
weight 95caSl 90; string beans 2to s5as0c;
succotash 2tb 81 0OaSl -; early June peas
81 35al 40; French peas sc each; pineapple
81 50; gooSeberries 2'b 9Ocaal %; ITO
FavUritc Salmon, very fine, ~ 10, BID
sweet potatoes 81 IS; BIB pumpkin 81 90
WOODEN WARE-No. / tubs IS %, No.
3 S. %; No. 81 %; . hoop pals 81 d0;
. hoops 81 IS; zap 81 10; single washboafds
81 50; double do 81 81; fine crimp doubls
do. & 10; siugle - 80.
FRUITS-New Valencia Raisins SIC;
stemmed Valencia, 7tc; Layer Odora,
l0lc; halves, new dry peaches, Sc. London
layer raisins So. 75a3.CO Loose Muscatels,
3 40 to $50.
OIIr-Lard, extra western strained Soc,
carbon, 10, tic; carbon, $50, Sc; white
miners best winter 81; white miners
4S TO Acc.
SuGARs--Cat loaf 7!c; Cubes &c; Fruit
powdered 7!c, Ordinary powdered 1ic;
Granulated Standard 7c Standard Con-
tectioncr's A 6ic; Standard Grocer's A 6sc;
Pearl White A 6tc; White extra G 5i"i
Ohio Valley SIC; New York c 81. Fruit
sugar 4iC.
COFFEE--Green Conee-FanCy Golden
RIO !4c: Fancy Gresn 20c; Peaberry De;
Choice Green l9lc; Prime Green !9c; Roast
ivy GRADES 2Qc: Java DC Roasted in pack.
agcs-0hic Valley DC.
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BENwOOD.

Both factories commenced work yester-
day. Coal manufactured gas was used as
fuel.
Ri. Rev. J. J. Kahn and Rev. Mullen,
of Wheeling, were guests at the Cathedral
rec;ery yesterday.
Gev. w W. Eng of the VI F. Church,
is visiting his home in siSterssiiie.
Mr.. J. May was in S:eubauville yester-
day.
Col. W. P Brown and Mr.. F. Bowers
attended the Knights Tempiavs' meeting
in Wheeling Monday evening.
A number of boys who should be in the
schools are loupging around street corners
and saloons.
4 subscription school has been opened
in the Shoe String Ward.
The fair and festival will close Saturday
evening All the union contests will
close Friday evening, and the watch and
cane contests will end Saturday night.
Two or three fights Monday night.
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The Only Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

Nr n. r Adams. Union. South ClrDlira.
writes " Was aN'.#t".i with % terrible r,t>.'
2 blood pn.s. % Tor about SHtrtec1 wuuih~.
was treated Iy the boss physicians aui g,r.bE
HA-.. a, klnts, 90 vrrg",.ugs, but rtcriNrd No.
uJ,tant.3l relief finally tried The swift
specific, ant about four bottles cured me
-.gnl Hud WE'LL
Col r. II. Ktrsrr, editor and proprietor %
the upol.k1. Ala, Times. UnLcr date ot
August S, lSSi. writes " pen WAS
a young Wlu. through tultsyrrluA, l con.
irJg.ri disease which hrs stUSS %
ne for wears. some nv" or six years
since I was troubled with pains So a. tn
make 70 diNicViJ Tor me 70 walk. Having
..t.vrtt>rl the :. :. y I'm my paper Tor HeNrrAt
soars. { concluded 1 would try it 70 see II
cher" was any efficacy la the meilc,ne.
HUweuHpt using 10 according 10 directions
UtUsrt hair dozen bottles. was once az q
.at station and, getting l,tt, ] walked me
even miles AMI have never felt any return
r 'H" rR mIlaly. At'Jr experiencing the
3"Ht r''sC Cts I must sIN am satisfied win
.nrrr,vlt. am sixty. Eight years u age ana
Feel Enw Ike young man ami can 20 20
'Hv cs~C " hen necessary and SIT Up from six
.uriEut thousand ems without any neon
sentence. | send You this without solic'ta
VI. F. woehl. % North Avenue. Chicago.
iu,l' % Ult. 20 June Il. 49,. writes: Il deem
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"lvel from your excellent medicine. Icon
.rUr'.., a very severe case az blood poison.
10. about two Years uGG. Hearing nj your
medicine, won't to "a drag st.Se, the pro
t'lElnr " which rHrSuIUet me - Uul q
r.rb4rIiirn ~ his vwu, WHICH he said wa
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and -:-w worse an tho time. At last got
-.>cGs'el and 1CSp.ued % q cure. | met q
friend who told me that yvur medicine had
cured him. l went to the same druggist
tSliu and dcHTanded your mediCine. He W
a4'tGDtly SSll me twelve Iottlss and ana
now perfectly cured. ] write this for the
o''ne't OF sufferers % prevent their being
ieceived ~ laIse repreSC IthSnk
yon 2Sain for the benefit d, rived from your
.edisine.n
%. ;. " CheuSy. . prominent physician,
eSidipg in Ellayiilo. SSh.cy County, GeOrsa,
n alatteE-recOuutiEs Tie nfgltrlg success
- has In curing cont, siuUS blood poison
Sssse5 IN his extensive prGCtvr, writes:
hose who know the almost Inevitable,
permanently dl' EgrnUS effects nr mercury
will welcome y.Hr discovery 90 y. :. y rs a
boon 20 humanity. In" medical ofrSSiOU,
always wary uT rraprfsgary medicines, Is
coming slowly. and ~ some Cu>'e- secretly,
10 the Use % =. =. q. ga Ca-s~ ed h.. eel lis.
order. OF Cugr-s a. rttGtIup tpar CUrrs
poisoning In IL wsssJ form s.aSt purify S.e
Hood Ofeyery jt~Igur~."
Treatise on Ri.u,i anI skin D,Sopsrs mabel
free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer, Atlanta, Ca
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traders, is mischievous and far removed
from any consideration for the public
good. The simple and plain duty which
we owe the people is to reduce taxation to
the necessary expenses Of an economical
operation of the Government, and to re-
store to the business of the country the
money which held in the treasury through
the peryersion of governmental powers.
These things can and should be done with
safety re- all our Industries, without dang
er to the opportunity for remuneratlVe
labor, which our workingmen need, ana
with benefit to them and all our people,
by cheapening their means of subsistence
and increasing the measure Of their COM
fort.
STATE OF THE UNION.
The Constitution provides that the Pres
ident 'shall, from time to time, give to the
Congress information of the state OF the
Union"
1t has been the custom of the Executive,
in compliance with this provision, to an
nually exhibit to the Congress, at the
opening of its session, the general condl-
ton of the country, and to detail, with
some particularly, the operations OF the
different executive departments.
1t would be especially agreeable to fol-
low this course at the present time, and to
call attention to the valuable accomplish
ments of these departments during the last
fiscal year. But am so much impressed
with the paramount Importance OF the
subject to which this communication has
thus far been devoted, that l shall
forego the addition of any other topic and
urge upon your immediate consideration
the state Of the Union" as shown in the
present condition of our treasury and our
general fiscal situation, upon which every
element of our safety and prosperity de-
ponds. The reports Of the heads OF de-
partments which will be submitted con-
tain full and explicit Information touching
the transactions OF the business lntrusted
to them, and sucn recommendations relat-
ipg 70 legislation in the public interest as
they deem advisable. | ask for these re-
ports and recommendations the deliberate
examination and action Of the legislative
branch of the Government.
There are other subjects not embraced
in the departmental reports demanding
legislative consideration, and which l
should be glad to submit. Some of them,
however, have been earnestly presented IN
previous messages, and as to them, l beg
leave to repeat prior recommendations. As
the law makes no provision for any report
from the department Of state, brief his
tory of that important department. together
>p;tb thor rnattero which IL may hereafter
be deemed essential to commend to the at
teutiOn Of the Congress, may furnish the
occasion for future communication.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
WqshiggtOn, December 6, 1887.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt s. Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery
Electric Bitters snd Bucklen's Avnics
Salvc toE two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or giTe such
universal satisfaction. There have beer
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases Of pro
uounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use o. a lew bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection witt
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan & Co.
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THOUSDS OF CHILDREN

Are born intd world every day with some &c,
Eemataus fiiSn. ,uch rs milk c!ust, tca.i
heau, 81 RI. onGruff, sure 10 develop INTO an
sgJn!Eipg eca, the itching, burn,ns. and dn'
fgnrati n OF th make life prolonged tor
ture unless prrly treated.
A warm bsttth CUTIcuRA SOAP, an ehque,,
tie kin Bearfr. and a single applcat OF
CUrICCRA, thrat skin Iure. with little "
T cUkA Is ET, the New STOOD Purtner, are
often suftic!ep arrest the progress OF the dis'
ease. and poin speedy and permanent cure;
Hence, no lter no loves her children, VINO
takes pride inlir beauty, purity, and heau o.
in bestowiugbn them chile : stes..ss IA
hertapcA. "A without a hlemish, aud a oray
nourishei by ne blood, should fail 70 make
trial OF the CucRA RkSEpiEs
Sold everywe. Price. CUrIcrsA, SOC; soar
&c RhsoLvEisl. Prepsped oy the forIkf
DkUG AND CHCtL Co., Boston, MAS
AS-Seud follow 10 Cure Skin Diseases, D
pages, 20 Illusions, and 100 tesii noutsls
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spring size; No. 2 red Tic; December
763a7S2c, closing at 765c; January Tia
7s5c, closing at 77sc; February 7Sa79sc,
closed 7Sc; May S4sas5ic, closing at Sale.
Corn-Cash No. 2 49ia49sc; December Asa
a5lc, closing at 455c; January 49a51Ic,
closing at 49c; February 49fa5lsc, closing
at 49Sc; May 53sa56!c, closing at 53sc.
{ Oats-Cash No. Sic; January and Febru-
airy 30c; May 33a3iic, closing at S3!c.
Rye-Cash No. 2 sole Barley-No. 2, 75c.
Flax Seed-No. at Sal % Timothy
Seed-Prime at 81 32a2 So. Mess Pork
Cash at $l4 25al3 so; January Sl4 42ts
10 024, closing at Sl4 47I February Sl4 62l
ais 10, closing at Sl4 624; May SIS O5a
Is 20, closing at SIS 10. Lard-Cash at
s. 30a7 329; December 81 2Oa7 40, closing
at 81 27!; January 81 27!a7 so, closing at
81 273; February s. 37Ia7 60, closing at
81 37!; May s. 65a7 80, closing at s. IS.
Short ribs at s. i5a7 30; shoulders IS goa
6 90; short clear So 05aS 10. Whisky-At
81 10. Sugsrs-Cut loaf 7ta7ic; granula-
ted 7sc; standard A 6ic butter Quiet
but firm; fancy creamery 29I31c; fancy
dairy 25a26c; Eggs-At 2l3a23c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 6.-Flour-
Quiet but firm. Wheat-At fa4c lower;
ungraded SOC; No. 2 red December S9aS9ic;
January S93s9Ofc; February 9lfa9lfc;
March 92ta93c. CORRUPTION market I'M
settled and prices declined }a1c; spot lots
firmly held; No. 2 yellow 62tc; No. .
mixed December 60a6O!c; January 81 ia
&c; February 6l!s623c; March 62a63c.
9ats-SpOt &c lower; No. 2 mixed 37a3Sc;
No. white IS! c: upgraded white 39t
4Oc; No. . white 4OIa4lc; futures dull and
shade easier; No . white December 39l
a4O!c; January 40ta42c. Provisions
Fair jobbing business and prices ruled firm.
Pork-Mess SIC 00al6 80; do prime mess
held at Sl4 80; do family SIC 0Oal6 80.
Lard-Firm; refined So 00aS %; steam
s. 75aS 90. Cheese-Firm: Ohio flats
l1al13c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., December Cotton
Steady, middling 9sc. Flour-Steady, fam
lily So 35a3 so; fancy So S0a4 90 Wheat
In fair demand, steady; No. = red S63c;
receipts 1000 bushels; shipments none.
Confirm; No. mixed soc. Oats
ali Ctiuhnui w - hlAeu of2S' NY
No. , Tic. Pork-Nominal, $l5. 5Oa
Is 70. Lard-Neglected, s. 37!a7.4O Bulk
Meats-Qliet short ribs 7sa74. Bacon
In light demand short clear 1915.
Whisky-Firm; sales |, 7O5 barrels at ii %.
Bu,ter-GoOd demand; creamery l9d33c. !;
dairy lla12c. Sugar-Firm; hard 7sa74 ;
yellow 5ta53c. Eggs-Barely steady; 20 to
81. Cheese-Demand moderate; fiat regu-
lar 1lal2c.
| Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., December 6-Wheat-
Active but lower; cash and December S3lc;
January S5a69.c; May S9sc Corn-Ac-
tive but weak; May 55ic. Oats-Active
and steady; cash 32c; May 36!c. Clover
Seductive but lower; prime 81 II; De-
cember 81 20; January 81 %; March
81 40.
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New York.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED
Wheeling

TUESDAY, December o.
The demand Tor -four il splendid and
there ia liable to he another advance In
the near future Wheat is coming in rather
slow at from y TO - cents per bushel ,ac
cording to quality. Corn and oats are in
good demand aud hay is quiet. Bran and
middlings are in good demand with a
tendency to upward prices. Prices are
wholesale and are ~ follows, retail prizes
being from 30 to 75c higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Choice family -four
in barrels 81 %; in sacks 81 10; middling
per ton SIS 90; bran per ton slS %; wheat
bushel, new 73c TO 75c.
FEED-Corn per bushel 55C; oats 33c
baled hay per ton, $ll OOal3 20. Farmers
are offering loose hay at $40 90 per ton.
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Medifinal.
Mediflnal.
fANnME


Our Oldest IA, now six years OF age, when
an infant slxhths old vas attacked VITA
yiyrIsnt msIuI skin disease AL ordinary
remedies faiIke called orr family physician.
who temptt cure II; but n prcad win al
m,,si incIedikpidiIy. until the lower portion
OF he little fk's psIson, nom the middle o.
his back dowihis kn Is. MAS one solid rssn;
ugly, painful kched. and malicious we had
no rest nj niSno peace by day. Finally, We
were adyisei,ry the CCricrRA RENEpiH.
The effect wSnyly marvellous. In three OF
four weeks hplete cure wSs wrouen., cay
ing the Etkiloa's person a. while anu
healthy As tlh he had never been attacked.
In ny opinioSlr valuable remedies savei as
life, and 10 die is a slrong, healthy child
perfectly we'll repetition Of tie disease ha''
Inc ever oocrl GsO b. smith,
ATTY at La u EXPOS ATTY, Ashland, u
RIFKRENCE }. Weist, Dyuggis', Ashland "
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PETROLEUM
TtusyiliF.

T1tukvilie.
TITUSvTTI =, December 4. -Petroleum-
Opened at 7G.c; lowest 76sc; highest 40. c
closed at 76!c.
Pittsb1rsh,
PITTsBukG, December 6.--petro'enn-'
Dull hut steady; oneued at 7G.c closed
at 7G5c; highest 7GEc; lowest 76!c.
bradford.
BRADFORD, December 6.-Petroleum-'
Opened n 763c; highest 76,c; lowest
76lc; closed at 76lc; clearances 2,QsS,
OU1 barrels.
New York.
New YORK, December 6.-Petroleum
Opened firm a, 76ic; advanced 70 II, fell
10 &c in afternoon and closed weak at 76!,
sales ,G2G 600 barrels.
OH City.
OIL CITY. December Petroleum
Opened nt 7G.r; closed at 76sc; lowest
7Gtc; highest 7GLc; clearances, 3,0ii, Oot
barrels; runs As l2G barrels; shipments
90. l76 barrels; charters, 1873 6jl barrels.
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9anra1
BALTIMORE AND q

pepsrture Of Trains M \
time schedule In efect
EIprs for Chicago m =
4 m, $40 y. m. and 10 WHA
m. daily except saturday.
Exprcss for Cincinnau ana
daily and Ills p. m, daily e
Columbus and Ctnctnnan
Sunday only.
EIpfess Tor washinEtcns
phil.delphis and New fes
p. m. daily
go q m q. N. AID eS
m. daily except Monday
Express trains arrive
| cinusii. 500 q n. and 3
Expres trains arrive I
more and Warrington, Hi
p. m, daily. ..M
For Columbus. 80 q
daily except saturday.
oept sunday; 80
s:tS p, m. daily. and io:e
'u For Pis,sburr and wasi
and 100 p. m. dsily. ExyNf
daily except Sunday.
Warrington, Pa, ID OIL
day. n
and l2:ls p m. and S:3p
day aud lao ,, N. dali,
!? 40 q m. sunday only. ~
Truins arrive HON waah
daily except sunday. ~
For Aoundsvilie, l20e 9
day ,.U
sunday. IL
a m. daily excepS SUNDAY
70, Cumberland, SO
land. $50 y. m. daily eIcs
For 81 ClAinville. So
AND $50 p. m daily eIceI
PROM st. ClAiiSyille, 4
6:lS p. n daily sIcePt su'
Benwooi and Bsilaire
p. m, Saturday night, rss
p. m. ,.
residences on orders len
Market street, and 81 Dep
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Personal.

Mr.. N. H. Frohlichstein, Of Mobile,
Ala, writes: I take great pleasure in rec
ommending DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used it for severe
attack OF Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since, ] also beg
to state that ] had tried other remedies
with no good result Have also used Elec-
trio Bitters and DR.. Kings New Lite Pills,
both of which I can recommend.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
Ola. - oolI 49,
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MESSAGE.
ceNrrRY,s NArrGAL GRowTH.
TCoatiaued from F0.si Page


Yet when au attempt il made to justify a
scheme which permits q tax to be laid upon
every consumer in the land for the benefit
OF our manufacturers quite beyond Il rea-
sonahle demand for governmental regard,
il suits the purposes OF advocacy to call
our manufactures inian; industries, still
needing the highest and greatest degrees OF
favor and fostering care that cab be wrunG
from Federal legislation.
II is also atd that the increase III the
price OF domestic manufactures resulting
ron the present tariff is necessary, ~ o.
der that higher wages may he paid to our
workingmsn employed in manuiIctorie',
than are paid for what is called the paupeI
lahor 81 Europe Al will acknowledge
the force OF an argument which involves
the welfare and liberal compensation Of our
laboring pcople. Our labor is honorable
in the eyes Of every American citizen; and
as il lies ut the foundation OtOur develop
meut and progress, it il entitled, without
a,Irctat;On of hypocrisy, to the utmost re-
gmd. Thestandard Of our laboreTs' llti
should net 6e measured by that Of any
other country less favored, and they are
entitled 20 their full share OF our advant'
bggs
= BS the last census it is made 10 ap
De that Of the 1852, O9g - or
population engaged in all kjnts Of in
dustrirs. 7.6TU. 1913 are employed III agri.
culture, I,UTl ~ in professional and per,
sonal service u. y3i. $40 Of whom are do
mestic servants and laborersl, whlls
l.SlO 25G are employed in trade and
transportation, and 3,s$7, ll2 are classed
a. employed in manufacturing and
MINING
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
FUIts.
Wheeling.

WHEELING, December Q.
No block skunk s0a9Oc; No. 2 do TIA
SOC; little striped skunk 4Oa5Oci long do
20a25c; No. X coon 70as0c; No. , do
40a5Oc; No. 3 do aOa3Oc; No do 5aloc;
No. 1 nuskTst 3isc; No. oppossum 20a
25c; No. Q do l0al5c; No 3 do 5al0c;
mink, lOs6Oc; red fox 25casl 10; gray fox
25aSOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, December 6.-Dry Goods
Clothing woolens very quiet. Ladies'
dress fabrics in god order request for
spring. Cotton goods quiet bet very
firm. Falls and ChetuoKet tiekings ad-
vapced &c. Conestago Sattocks are ic
higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-07

Decemer 1O.36a1O. 3Sc; January 10.43c;
February 1052c; March l0.5sc; April
1857; May 10.74c; June l0.slc; July
10 Sc; August 1O.ssc; September lO.52ci
October 10 25c.